IN EFFECT CURRENTLY

Hospital Visitors Not Permitted Until Further Notice. 

To help ensure the safety of our patients, providers, employees and community, our facility has implemented a zero-visitor* protocol effective immediately. 

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding while we stay focused on providing high-quality care. 

* Some exceptions may apply (e.g. Pediatric patients, obstetric patients and those receiving end-of-life care.) All exceptions must be approved by the Administrator on Call. 

The Covid-19 virus is still very present and continues to spread within our community. Our hospitals and staff are overwhelmed, we are above capacity with record-breaking numbers of critically ill patients, and we've lost valuable, skilled staff. Our top priority is keeping YOU healthy and well, but we are currently challenged in providing the kind of quality care we intend to give our patients.

WE NEED YOUR HELP. As we continue into the holidays, it's important you know how to keep you, your family and friends safe.

Here's how you can help:

~ If you are feeling sick, contact your Primary Care Provider (PCP) or urgent care to determine appropriate care.
~ If you are experiencing a true medical emergency, seek immediate care. Your hospitals and emergency providers are still here for you!
~ Get the Covid-19 vaccine and booster. Getting vaccinated helps save a hospital bed for someone experiencing other life-threatening illnesses.
~ If you feel sick, stay home! You don't want to expose others.
~ If you test positive for Covid-19, contact your PCP to discuss available treatment options.
~ Continue to wear a mask and socially distance when in large gatherings or public places.

We understand the holidays are an important time for family traditions. Thank you for helping keep our county safe and healthy.

- Your Local Health Providers